An increment to the personal papers of Henry S. Rowen, now available for research, gives insight into the United States' public policy regarding the Soviet Union and nuclear arms during the late twentieth century. Rowen was a long time Hoover fellow and Stanford University professor who was actively involved in public policy debates and research on alternative energy.

The Hoover Institution Press released Israel Facing a New Middle East, which examines the evolution of Israel's national security, military doctrine, and policies in light of today's challenges and changes in the Middle East. 

The Hoover Institution Press today released America and the Future of War: The Past as Prologue, by Williamson Murray, explains why America must remain prepared to use its military power to deal with an unstable, uncertain, and fractious world. 

The Hoover Institution Press released Rules for International Monetary Stability, which examines rules-based reform of the international monetary system. The book illustrates how, during much of the past decade, monetary policy has deviated from a rules-based approach in much of the world and economic performance and stability has deteriorated, remaining poor today.